Three leading scientists offer fascinating insights into the future of medicine - impressively visualized beneath the planetarium’s dome. In German language.

We are very pleased that one of our young researchers has now taken up a position as an assistant professor in the Biomedical Engineering Program at the City University of Hong Kong.

In a comprehensive systematic review, 35 researchers jointly analyzed 558 primary studies examining how such models were used in COVID-19 research.

The traveling exhibition “TRUST – Trust Through Participation: Shaping the Future of Cancer Medicine Together” will reach its third stop on August 6, 2026, at the Rahel Hirsch Center in Berlin Mitte.

EC3R Co-Spokesperson Prof. Dr. Christa Thöne-Reineke has been awarded the prestigious 2026 Ursula M. Händel Animal Welfare Prize by the German Research Foundation (DFG).

More than 180 participants engaged in lively discussions around 50 posters. Many thanks to everyone who took part! Here are a few impressions from the event.

As part of the Long Night of Science, the traveling exhibition “TRUST” will open in the Si-M research building on the Charité Virchow Clinic campus, accompanied by interactive workshops on the topic.

On the occasion of the Long Night of Science on June 6, 2026, TU Berlin and Charité will present their latest research in the newly opened Si-M (Simulated Human) research building.

Charité 3R and the Einstein Center 3R invite you to the fifth Berlin Networking Event "Human 3D Organ Models" on June 10th in the newly opened Si-M at the Charité Virchow Campus.

The current avian influenza virus can infect human lung tissue: This is what researchers at Charité and the Robert Koch Institute have discovered.